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Recent Blog Posts

Plan Unveiled to Drastically Reduce ‘Basic Bordeaux’ 5/08/2010
Concours Mondial du Sauvignon Launched During Bordeaux Fete le Vin 10/07/2010
Chateau Cos d’Estournel Still Popular Among Consumers, Even at €289 and €300 a Bottle 7/07/2010
High Prices of Bordeaux 2009 Risk Alienating US Buyers 29/06/2010
Sales of Bordeaux 2009 Booming 28/06/2010

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Press Coverage

Far Eastern Promise The Drinks Business, 25/05/2010
Chinese buy up French wines in New Year Spree The Scotsman, 25/05/2010

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Fine Wines offer different services to match the varied requirements of different types of private clients:

The Drinker

For those who simply want to purchase fine wines for the purpose of drinking or home-cellaring, we recommend our broking facility; offering home delivery directly from our preferred customs- bonded professional wine storage facility (operated by Vinotheque Ltd.)

The Collector

For those whose aim is to build a collection of fine wines but do not want the inconvenience of home cellaring, wines can be purchased for the purpose of either drinking or potential investment. All wines are of unquestionable provenance and are stored by Vinotheque Ltd.

The Investor

For those who are looking to diversify within their overall investment strategy by building a collection of the world’s most sought-after fine wines.

Provenance would be delighted to oversee the creation and management of your own private fine wine portfolio. We will provide you with a dedicated portfolio manager, regular updates on both the performance of your wines specifically as well as the fine wine market in general via our quarterly newsletter and bi-annual market report. All wines purchased will be of unquestionable provenance and are stored in individual client accounts by Vinotheque Ltd.

Market Movements

Ten best performers

Last month Last 3 months Last 6 months 1m / 3m / 6m

1. Latour (1998) £3801.00 +39%
2. Pin (1985) £18000.00 +33%

3. DRC, Tache (2000) £968.14 +33%
4. Lafleur (2002) £2495.00 +28%

5. Pichon Baron (1998) £766.59 +27%
6. DRC, Romanee Conti (2004) £4927.50 +26%

7. DRC, Romanee St Vivant (1998) £452.80 +25%
8. Petrus (1988) £13304.17 +23%

9. DRC, Romanee Conti (1993) £5798.98 +22%
10. Petrus (1985) £11800.00 +21%

1. Ducru Beaucaillou (1983) £1154.62 +65%
2. Suduiraut (1997) £559.10 +51%

3. Rieussec (1989) £780.00 +49%
4. Ausone (1986) £2400.00 +48%

5. Lafite Rothschild (1996) £6437.50 +43%
6. DRC, Romanee Conti (2004) £4927.50 +41%

7. Latour (2008) £6384.41 +33%
8. Latour (1998) £3801.00 +32%

9. Pontet Canet (1990) £1077.65 +31%
10. Dom Perignon (1999) £582.60 +31%

1. Ausone (1986) £2400.00 +48%
2. Ausone (1988) £2062.93 +2%

3. Petrus (1989) £34638.70 +2%
4. Latour (1998) £3801.00 +32%

5. Ducru Beaucaillou (1983) £1154.62 +65%
6. Latour (2008) £6384.41 +33%

7. Margaux (2008) £4397.97 +21%
8. Lafite Rothschild (2008) £8973.21 +8%

9. Carruades de Lafite (2007) £2977.00 +25%
10. Lafite Rothschild (2006) £7358.28 +12%

Ten worst performers